I’m looking for a new opportunity. I’m a hardworking person and very confident that I can develop some types of job with a team . Interested also in the area of ​​biotechnology, phlebotomist and biomedical.Languages: Portuguese,English .The supply of energy by fossil fuels meant a milestone of economic development in the eighteenth century. The industrial revolution provided the foundations of modern capitalism, but this development based on coal and oil has brought scarcity of these natural resources and climate change. For this reason research on renewable energies is intensifying in several countries. Solutions to these problems should be focused on alternatives that use minimal input, lower temperatures and enzymatic reactions. Biological systems are capable of performing the task of producing high amounts of energy with the minimum requirement of inputs. As for other alternative sources of energy that are insufficient from the global point of view, hydrogen (H2) appears as a viable alternative, its direct combustion produces a significant amount of energy, releasing only water and energy when burned in fuel cells. Currently, the various methods of hydrogen production can be classified by the three main raw materials used: fossil fuels, H2O and biomass. The biological production of hydrogen is given through the bioconversion of hydrogen by anaerobic fermentation. Biohydrogen can be produced using water from effluents, solid wastes or certain substances present in water such as molasses, glucose, crystalline cellulose, peptone and starch. To perform biological work, the cell needs chemical energy. This chemical energy can be obtained from light energy for photosynthetic cells and through the oxidation of carbon compounds, mainly carbohydrates, to heterotrophic cells. The biological generation of hydrogen is fundamentally dependent on enzymes that act in the production of hydrogen. Training and qualification of personnel; Knowledge diffusion; Prospecting and selection of hydrogen producing microorganisms found in native form